. >> sandra: steven witkoff and jared kushner heading back to russia without any agreement.n fox news senior associate analyst general jack keane. glad to have you here today. what do you see as the major roadblocks here to achieving peace? >> i think the process itself, but it has been able to do with the meeting in geneva, with the ukrainians, the americans and europeans and then that meeting in florida with the americans and ukrainians. and now with russia is clearly to identify ukrainian redlines and what congestions can be made and also the same thing with the questions. they guard feedback for sure on the back so i think the remaining issues are there. they are clearly identified, and then is there some negotiation space to be able to bring them together? that is the answer we don't know yet. but as this unfolds, we are going to get those answers. and let's just assume that's the ukrainians are willing to make some concessions and concessions on the territory for example. that means they are going to need some kind of security guarantees going forward. and so the peopl

how it is trying very hard, because according to some information , steve vidkov, together with jared kushner , were supposed to make a stop in ireland on their way from moscow to washington, meet with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky, tell him about what they had agreed on with the kremlin dictator, but they simply flew non -stop to the united states of america, and by the way, at 9:30 p.m. today kyiv time, donald trump will make a statement: will he talk about ukraine? of course, but considering the return of his envoys from moscow, vidkof and kushner with russian proposals, perhaps , will speak in general phrases like: we want peace in ukraine, this is not my war, and if i were president, there would be no war, and maybe someone will say something else, so we will wait. the end of the russian war in ukraine has advanced, but remains distant. us secretary of state marco rubio said this in an interview with an american tv channel. fox news, he emphasized that the main dispute in the negotiations concerns about 20% of the territory of the so-called dpr, which is controlled by ukrai

through strength, revealing war criminal putin lie, insulting trump -- lies, insulting trump and jared kushner in moscow today, as putin threatens expanded war in europe. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the distinguished gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: mr. speaker, thanksgiving brought families together to enjoy delicious meals, as some of us are still recovering. there were two fortunate turkeys, one named gobble, the other, waddle, from travis and amanda pitman's farm in wayne county, north carolina. and they were selected for a presidential pardon. they went on a journey from the east to the white house, they even stayed at the willard intercontinental hotel and now at north carolina state university. although gobble and waddle survived the dinner table, they shine a light on the dedication of our agriculture community and the hard work that's taking place with companies such as butterball and the national turkey federation. farmers allow these longstanding traditio

special envoy, steve witkoff, and the president's son in law, jared kushner.egotiations produced no breakthrough on a plan to end the war in ukraine. joining us now to discuss what's going on, the former u.s. ambassador to nato, kurt volker. ambassador, thanks so much for joining us. patience is growing thin among european foreign ministers, nato leaders who say vladimir putin is not necessarily even interested in peace right now. should nato be at the table for these u. s led peace talks? and should ukraine eventually be able to join nato? >> well, i'm not sure the peace talks are going to go anywhere. so i wouldn't really press for whether nato is involved or not. although there should be very close coordination between the united states and our european allies. but what really needs to happen is more pressure on putin. as mark rutte, the secretary general, just said, going and having talks when putin has made clear that he wants to subjugate ukraine completely to russia, it's just not going to go anywhere. putin has to feel the pressure. so that's going to

so this back and forth shuttle diplomacy that steve witkoff and jared kushner are doing is a really goodp. it is a process, it's not an overnight solution. so we will have to be patient, a four-year almost war. the death and destruction is substantial. but the killing needs to stop. president trump as a peacemaker, someone that has brought deals to a close both in business and as president of the united states i think it is the best person on the globe right now to make this happen. but it takes two to tango. it will take both sides to make some significant compromises. we'll see if we can get there. i think there is some optimism right now in the united states and i think across the globe that president trump can get this across the goal line. >> harris: even the president alluded to the fact the goalposts move when you deal with putin. it is tremendously difficult to know exactly where he will land and almost difficult with zelenskyy on the other side now in ukraine. who wins and who loses in all of this? your take? >> well, unfortunately it is the soldiers and civilians that are being

steve witkow and jared kushner are in the kremlin.cans and, of course, the ukrainians will hope that russia can be persuaded to compromise and suspend hostilities by any means necessary. as a rule, when mr. witkow visits the kremlin, and since this is his sixth visit, we only see a short recording of their meeting. we likely won't know today whether any agreements were reached at this meeting. after the meeting, there was a briefing with one of the officials at the negotiating table, yuri ushakov, the presidential aide for foreign policy, who, as can be seen in the footage, is sitting by right. agree, but given your experience, so to speak, and your piercing political intuition, it's probably possible to draw some oblique conclusions. signs to understand what was agreed upon, and signs to tell, not only by the faces of the negotiators, but, for example, because uitkov and kushner boarded a plane and raced over europe, as one of our witty experts noted this afternoon, that is, europe literally found itself in the wrong place , and so..

envoy steve witkoff and president trump's son in law, jared kushner, ended with no major breakthroughve but remain steadfast that they wouldn't accept critical parts of the proposal. for more on this, we are joined by miss now, international reporter inÉs de la cuetara and igor novikov, a former adviser to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. and is where do things stand this morning? and do we know what the kremlin specifically pushing back on? >> hey, ana. yeah, so us special envoy steve witkoff and the president's son in law, jared kushner meeting with putin for five hours yesterday. but like you say, there were no breakthroughs. neither side decided to disclose many details here. but we did hear from kremlin aide, yuri ushakov, that there was no compromise reached on at least one big issue. that's been a sticking point throughout these peace talks, and that is the issue of territory. whether ukraine should have to give up any land. so ushakov saying there is still lots of work to be done. clearly this issue of territory unresolved. the other big question is what happened to to

here are this week's shots: steve vitkov and jared kushner strolling downtown. american guests from the kremlin, everything was top-notch. the motorcade sped through the center of the capital. a little earlier, there was lunch at the michelin-starred restaurant at the metropol hotel. three types of caviar, siberian mushrooms, herring with potatoes, but what impressed uitkof most was the crab posekunchiki (crust pastry), and he asked for extra cheese flatbread. red caviar, for hot appetizers, we... offered crab posekunchiki, which are mini chebureki. as far as we know, mr. uitkof loves chebureki in general, a kind of crispy deep-fried dough. here was our signature one. she transferred money to a local museum. and even jared kushner, donald trump's son-in-law, got involved. this happened around october. it all took place in miami during lengthy negotiations with ukrainian and russian mediators. the question arises: is the public happy with trump entrusting such a major international matter to a member of his family? we usually see a certain wave of criticism when

us presidential special envoy , donald trump's deputy, jared kushner. vitkov and putin discussed in detail the prospects for working on the peace plan proposed by trump. a compromise plan has not yet been reached, the kremlin stated. recounting the results of the discussion on the terms under which russian military aggression against ukraine would be ended, vladimir putin's aide, yuri ushakov, specifically highlighted the exchange of friendly greetings at the negotiating table. trump's representatives conveyed best wishes from their president, vladimir vladimirovich, to putin. in turn , our president asked his partners to convey friendly greetings to trump. the kremlin claims that the parties did not discuss specific wording or specific american proposals during this nearly five-hour conversation. the essence of what... is contained in these american documents. answering the question of whether peace was closer or further after these negotiations, ushakov said it was definitely not further. as he reported, in addition to the initial american peace plan,

. >> trump's envoy, steve witkoff >> trump's envoy, steve witkoff and his son-in-law jared kushner and his son-in-law jared kushner sat across the table from putin sat across the table from putin for five hours yesterday in for five hours yesterday in moscow. moscow. a top aid to putin who was in a top aid to putin who was in those talks says there was no those talks says there was no compromise over russia's demands compromise over russia's demands for ukraine territory. for ukraine territory. this morning, the kremlin saying this morning, the kremlin saying putin accepts some aspects of putin accepts some aspects of the u.s. peace proposal but the u.s. peace proposal but rejects others. rejects others. a kremlin spokesperson adds that a kremlin spokesperson adds that russia is willing to keep russia is willing to keep meeting with the united states, meeting with the united states, to keep those talks taking to keep those talks taking place. place. meantime, peace talks we know meantime, peace talks we know are also the focus for nato are also the focus for nato foreign ministers this

president trump's son-in-law and his envoy, jared kushner and steve witkoff, made progress, the russians say. but as of now, no deal. this morning, despite early smiles and warm words, president putin declaring, pleased to see you. >> i'm pleased to see you. >> reporter: the kremlin says there was no breakthrough. president trump's son-in-law and envoy meeting president putin for five hours, the focus on the russian leader, part of the u.s.'s push for peace. >> the decisions have to be made in the case of russia by putin alone, not his advisers. only putin can end this war on the russian side. >> reporter: "we could agree on some things," putin's aide told reporters afterwards. but a number of proposals drew criticism from putin. on the crucial question of territory, which russia wants ukraine to give up, "a compromise hasn't been found yet," he says. kushner and witkoff began the day meeting president putin's envoy for lunch at a swanky moscow restaurant then walking around red square into christmas market. they were seen walking into the kremlin, but while they waited, president putin

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president trump's top envoy and his son in law, jared kushner, sat down in moscow for nearly five hours with russian president vladimir putin. our chief foreign correspondent, ian pannell, is in ukraine. good morning ian. >> yeah good morning michael. it was a pretty remarkable scene in the kremlin with these two leading us figures, together with the president of russia. the big question, would putin compromise on the us backed plan for peace in ukraine? and in the end, he didn't. nothing substantial appears to have been agreed. the kremlin denying that putin rejected the american proposals outright, saying while some conditions are acceptable to russia, others are not. but crucially, there was no compromise deal on ukraine and frankly, few here are surprised at the outcome, believing putin doesn't really want an end to the war until he's achieved his goals. and guys, i can tell you, while we were setting up, this elderly woman came up. she's a school teacher in this town. she pointed at the flags and the graves here and said she taught many of them. many of them were children, her stud

the parties decided not to disclose the content of the conversations, but the appearance of jared kushner in this situation clearly indicates two reasons: first, that trump does not fully trust the confidant, as a person who is not even able to accurately convey the content of the conversation, and second, trump still understands that when... where we are talking about business, about colossal resources, then there should be the closest confidant , this is jared kushner, and that's actually how i would describe it here it is at the present time, from the point of view of the information that i possess, what was the key content and what was simply played out, because all the others, messages, behavior of individuals, and it indicates that... both the american side and the russian side were frivolous about this round, and if it weren't for the insane crowing of the moscow fuhrer with threats to ukraine and europe a few hours before the start of the meeting, then one could say that this day, in principle, was the day of the play-off of this game, well, it was visible from the very beginning

in my opinion, it's certainly significant that both steve litkov and jared kushner went directly, righter the negotiations. to the united states, meaning they didn't have any stops in europe. there were no additional communications , either with european elites or with ukrainians. this also shows that negotiations with our country are currently at a very critical stage, so for now we can ignore the attention of those who will get in the way, and the europeans and ukrainians will obviously be doing this. so, yes, the situation will continue to develop. it's obvious that both sides are currently trying to refrain from doing so. i'm not commenting because it's all happening right before our eyes, so let's hope that we can finally come to some kind of agreement. we'll keep hoping for that, too. but the main thing that gives us hope is the success of our guys on the line of contact —the strikes of our aerospace forces and missile forces. yesterday, strikes were carried out on targets in the donbas in the sumy, kharkiv, zaporizhzhia, dnipropetrovsk, and kherson regions, using the full range o

us special envoy steve witkoff and president trump's son in law, jared kushner, met with russian presidentow putin is accusing european allies of ukraine of trying to influence changes to that peace plan that russia does not want. >> teachers in west contra costa county say they're prepared to go on strike tomorrow morning if their union can't reach a deal on a new contract with the district. the teachers union says educators are underpaid compared to other districts. west contra costa unified offered a 3% raise in line with the recommendation of a labor mediator. teachers, though, say the school district has millions of dollars it could divert to use to pay higher salaries. chevron has been fined nearly $1 million for failing to adequately monitor air pollution at its richmond refinery. the bay area air quality district requires companies to use air monitoring systems to detect emissions from their plants. the district recently found 20 of chevron's monitors were not properly set up to detect the full range of potential emissions. chevron says it has addressed all the cited monitors. >> a

us and moscow were attended by president putin and trump's special envoy steve witkof and sonal jared kushner. washington has proposed a 28 point draft to put an end to the war, apart from considering territory to russia. another bone of contention is moscow's demand for a pledge that nato won't admit kief as member. the war between the two neighbors, nearing its fourth anniversary now. now from moscow, let's bring in our correspondent marina cortanova. marina, good to have you with this, so tell us more about what russia wants in its discussions with the west, especially with the us in terms the conditions to be able. to put an end to the war, good evening, as you mentioned, yes it is fourth year anniversary already, unfortunately, so in general we can judge this meeting solarly by the statements the president's aid, so how did the talks with the americans end? russia did not accept trump's plan, consisting of four revised documents, you shakov identified the territorial issue as the main stumbling block, saying that both. sides still have much work to do, the meaning behind these formulatio

special envoy steve witkoff and president trump's son in law, jared kushner, sat down with russian president vladimir putin at the kremlin, working on the u.s. backed proposal. now, ukrainian leaders have previously criticized land concessions and reducing troops that are included in that deal. putin also accused european allies of ukraine of trying to influence changes to the peace plan that russia calls unacceptable. >> we're not going to have a war with europe. i've already said, but if europe suddenly wants to wage a war with us and starts it, we are ready right away. >> this is not just about ending a war. this is about ending a war in a way that creates a mechanism and a way forward that will allow them to be independent and sovereign. >> now the war in ukraine has gone on for almost four years. some ukrainian leaders believe even if a deal is worked out to end the war, russia may ultimately just violate the agreement. >> governor newsom is heading to the nation's capitol to push for wildfire recovery relief. this week. governor newsom is planning to travel to washington to talk with l

turning now to russia where president trump's special envoy steve witkoff and son in law jared kushner held a five hour meeting with russian president vladimir putin yesterday in hopes of negotiating an end to the war in ukraine. russian officials calling the meeting constructive but adding more work needs to be done. meanwhile, putin accused nato countries of sabotaging president trump's peace efforts, describing recent changes to the u.s. peace proposal as absolutely unacceptable. the russian president also adding that while russia is not going to war with europe, they are ready if europe starts it. during a cabinet meeting, president trump and defense secretary pete hegseth addressed a controversial u.s. air strike on an alleged drug boat. nbc's gabe gutierrez was there. >> president trump defending striking a boat allegedly carrying drugs to the u.s. twice in early september. >> i want those boats taken out. and if we have to we'll attack our land also just like we attack on sea. and there's very little coming in by sea. i think we've knocked out over 90% of it. >> two people initi

. >> turning now to russia, where president trump's special envoy steve witkoff and son in law jared kushner held a five hour meeting with russian president vladimir putin yesterday in hopes of negotiating an end to the war in ukraine. russian officials calling the meeting constructive but adding more work needs to be done. meanwhile, putin accused nato countries of sabotaging president trump's peace efforts, describing recent changes to the u.s. peace proposal is absolutely unacceptable new this morning the trump administration has halted immigration applications for 19 countries. this pause impacts nations that were issued travel restrictions by president trump in june. they are largely countries in africa and asia and the list includes afghanistan. the crackdown on asylum claims comes as an afghan national pleads not guilty to murder in the deadly ambush of national guard troops in d.c. here's ryan nobles >> newly released surveillance images showing the suspect outside a washington, d.c. metro station one minute before prosecutors say he unleashed his deadly ambush. running around the co

and the us and moscow were attended by president putin and trump special envoykov and son in law jared kushner. washington has proposed a 28 point draft to put an end to the war apart from. conceding territory to russia a bone of contensions moscow's demand for a pledge that nato want to admit kiev as member. the warbit from the two neighbors is nearing its fourth anniversary. president donald trump has up the anti in washington's threats against carakis, he says that the us will start land action against alleged drug trafficking networks in venezuela soon. trump claimed that a striken targets on land would make it easier to prevent. track shipments from reaching the us. secretary of war under scrutiny over lethal attack on alleged drick smuggling boat early september. according to washington post, after the initial strikes, two survivors were spotted, but the two were killed in the second strike, following a verbal order from hekset to quote kill everybody. samerican lawers, including senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, have spoken about the controversial attack. "we need more informatio

tentative américaine n'a rien donné, malgré un déplacement hautement médiatisé de steve witkoff et jared kushnerssions. moscou n'a pas accepté l'accord de paix qui lui avait été soumis. il y a bien eu "quelques progrès", de l'avis de moscou, qui déplore l'absence de compromis sur les territoires occupés en ukraine. dans ce contexte d'impasse, nous allons vous parler de cette paix qui paraît inatteignable, encore plus inaccessible, pour ceux qui se rendent sur le terrain, et ce front toujours très animé, ce dont va pouvoir témoigner notre invitée. virginie pironon, vous êtes grand reporter à la rédaction internationale de radio-france. vous revenez de 3 semaines de reportage en ukraine. vous vous êtes rendue à lviv et surtout dans le donbass, où vous avez notamment couvert la bataille de pokrovsk, aux côtés du régiment azov, à 6km de la ligne de front. là-bas, sur le terrain, avant de parler de diplomatie, est-ce un sujet, la paix, ces tractations et ce faste que l'on a vu au kremlin, avec cette grande table de marbre et ces émissaires américains tout sourire, qui prennent presque du plaisir à né